If you stream every game this season it would cost £460. If you buy a season ticket and steam the rest of the games, it will cost £559 Forget about refunds, Waggott said the same to the FF back in June about a rebate from last seasons missed games to go on this years price. Even if the refunds do happen, you can bet there will be a price rise next season to offset them.

I'd be bringing Nyambe back in, but for the rest I agree,

And Dack

vs Southampton in April 2005, MGP Scored from it too.

I love how its so flippant like its that easy. Could name you plenty of players that we have sold over the years for big money, not once have we been a better side the year after.

Somewhere between 16th & 12th. A 5-0 win (as enjoyable as it was) against the worst side to come to Ewood in the last decade doesn't sway my decision.

How long do we leave it? Knowing Mowbray it will be Christmas until he's ready. Get him in the bloody side.

I've said a few times, whilst Ayala and a Manning or Douglas would make us a better side on paper, we'll always concede goals under Mowbray. I just don't think he has it in him to set up a side to go away from home and grind out a 1-0 win on a grim Tuesday night somewhere.

Who did we keep the clean sheet against? I genuinely don't remember any since that dour game against Stoke back in February.

Yeah that's fair. I'm sure JRC has that in his locker though. If Johnson was fit I'd probably play him over Brereton and move JRC further forward.

Knowing how long Mowbray takes to get players "ready" I imagine his debut will be after the next international break.

I'd be starting Dolan on Saturday now. Kaminski Nyambe Lenihan Williams Bell JRC Holtby Rothwell Dolan Armstrong Brereton

Yet he managed to take part in both of Northern Irelands recent internationals, starting one and coming on as a sub in the other ? I've said from the very beginning, Evans has been having a good laugh at this club for the past seven years, I really hope Stoke come in for him before the deadline or I fear he will be here until the end of time.

No I don't think so, think that's the whole point of this ifollow thing. Sky have just kept there usual TV slots which I think is Friday night Saturday lunchtime, and selected Sunday lunchtime, Monday nights and midweek games.

Could it be that those Saturday 3pm games on there have been selected for international TV broadcast?

Is it? I can only see Wycombe vs Swansea & Huddersfield vs Nottingham Forest in the live tv slots for sky.

I understand the code of conduct has to be in place obviously. For me though, I'm not that desperate to go back under these conditions. It's a 100 mile round trip for me, one that I have been doing since the late 80's. A huge part of the day is mingling with mates I don't see in everyday life, sometimes opposition fans, having a couple of beers in the nearby pubs or going to the strikers lounge with my lad (which is closed for the foreseeable). Get in the ground, have a bit of a sing song and have a good celebrate when we score or win. Travelling 50 miles to be told when I have to enter the ground, when I have to leave, not be able to sit with mates, not to chant or sing, or celebrate when we score is just not for me. I get for you that you are local, and its probably just about going and watching the football and then going home, for me I might as well just pay the £10 on ifollow and save myself a few hours travel where I can be doing other things. The matchday experience will be exactly the same. On top of all that, my seat in the Riverside has gone up by £80 from last season.

Access to the directors guest lounge, and you also get to see Mowbray's miserable face at the post match press conference. Oh, the seats are padded too.

Rovers have already stated that young adults won't get any pro rata refund on next years season tickets.

The walk on prices are terrible too I just thought I would mention. Four category A+ games, what on earth will they be?! Cheapest match day ticket next season, £27, and that's only for 6 games, which will probably be the midweek fixtures. So possibly the cheapest ticket for a weekend game this season will be £32. I know they want people to commit for a season ticket, but those prices are really unfair for the folk who genuinely cant commit to a season ticket and just want to take in a handful of games a season. Edit - At a complete guess just looking at the fixtures, I think it will work out like this... 4 Category A+ games Sheff Wed (Boxing Day) Preston Bournemouth (Easter Monday) Birmingham (Last day) 6 Category B games Reading, Middlesbrough, Milwall, Swansea, Watford & Bristol City (All midweek) 13 Category A Games The rest that at the moment fall on weekends

Again, this should all have been bought up at the fans forum with Waggott on Monday, I'm guessing it was loosely mentioned, Waggott gave the same answer, then it was back onto the topic of Harry Chapman signed postcards being available for when they bother to get the shop back open.

For anyone who hasn't seen, this is the code of conduct for attending matches... Sounds like a right hassle to be honest, I think i'm out for the foreseeable.

My season ticket last season, and the season before was £319 in the Riverside, the year before that it was £299. This season its £399. £80 jump in one season seems a hell of a lot to me, especially in current circumstances.

The seats that are currently unavailable are existing season ticket holders. I think its just a case of renewing, then getting your actual seat later isn't it?

I think, I read something about the red button being suspended until fans are allowed back in at x amount of capacity.